File:Bologna Porta della chiesa della Madonna di Galliera xilografia.jpg

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Italiano: Bologna: Porta della chiesa della Madonna di Galliera (xilografia).
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Source Strafforello Gustavo, La patria, geografia dell'Italia. Provincia di Bologna, Unione Tipografico-Editrice, Milano – Roma - Napoli, 1900.
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